Recall officer

[Guest JDStackpole]

Maybe. It will depend on the details of your bylaws. And it may be a bit complicated - you might do well to get professional parliamentary help.

If you anticipate that you might

have continuing parliamentary

difficulties or problems y"

[Guest Nancy N.]

Gentleman?"

[Guest Trina]

It's possible the internal election (the election within the board, making this individual the president) might be rescinded by the board, depending on how terms of office are defined in your rules. Read FAQ #20 on this site, and see if any of that inform"

[Guest Dan Honemann]

>>Then, he was elected Pres, again be default because no one else wanted the office.<<

So now you're complaining? "

[Guest Judith Nelson]

point well taken and I agree. Unfortunately, I am not on the BOD and this gentleman led everyone to believe he was well experienced in working with BOD's, but has overstepped his bounds without any input whatsoever from the BOD"

[Guest Judith Nelson]

Thank you for the input. I have fwd the info to the "advisor""

[Guest jan]

what does an organization do if no one wants the job? I suspect a lot of groups end up like this...ours did. How do they proceed if the bylaws require officers and there are none other than the less than desirable volunteer?"

[Guest Thomas Ralph]

At that stage, it's often a good idea to announce that due to lack of interest, the organization is going out of business. This will either shake out somebody who's willing to take up the task, or prove that there's genuinely no desire for the organizatio"

[Guest MH]

That's fine advice, UNLESS it is a HOA. It is very impractical to disband. I have been on 2 different HOA B of D, for too many years (sigh) because of apathy. Any useful suggestions for this type of association?

M H"

[Guest John M.]

>>Any useful suggestions for this type of association?<<

Well, then your organization should look at why no one wants to run for office. Perhaps too much is expected of the positions. Amending the Bylaws could reduce the duties of the"

[Guest Grey]

To answer your specific question - no, you can't recall him until he's been installed. It's not an issue of whether or not the general membership votes on it - it's the reality that you can't remove someone from an office into which they haven't bee"